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The Great banyon i.e. banyan tree, jungle trail, Palm Beach, Fla., Detroit Publishing Co. no. 072432., Gift; State Historical Society of Colorado; 1949, Trails & paths. , Banyan trees. , United States, Florida, Palm Beach. Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-great-banyon-ie-banyan-tree-jungle-trail-palm-beach-fla-detroit-publishing-co-no-072432-gift-state-historical-society-of-colorado-1949-trails-paths-banyan-trees-united-states-florida-palm-beach-image606760536.html
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Glimpses of the animate world; or, Science and literature of natural history, for school and home . ufficient moisture, they germinate andsend rootlets downward to the earth, where they secure apermanent foothold. If the long root reaches down fromthe top of a tree, it speedily enlarges, and in a short time de-stroys the original stalk which gave it life and nourishment. 2. The banyan rarely attains a great height, from sixtyto a hundred feet being the maximum. During its first hun-dred years it behaves very much like other trees, develop-ing a sturdy trunk, and an immense, dome-like head spre Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/glimpses-of-the-animate-world-or-science-and-literature-of-natural-history-for-school-and-home-ufficient-moisture-they-germinate-andsend-rootlets-downward-to-the-earth-where-they-secure-apermanent-foothold-if-the-long-root-reaches-down-fromthe-top-of-a-tree-it-speedily-enlarges-and-in-a-short-time-de-stroys-the-original-stalk-which-gave-it-life-and-nourishment-2-the-banyan-rarely-attains-a-great-height-from-sixtyto-a-hundred-feet-being-the-maximum-during-its-first-hun-dred-years-it-behaves-very-much-like-other-trees-develop-ing-a-sturdy-trunk-and-an-immense-dome-like-head-spre-image342667411.html
RM2AWDRNR–Glimpses of the animate world; or, Science and literature of natural history, for school and home . ufficient moisture, they germinate andsend rootlets downward to the earth, where they secure apermanent foothold. If the long root reaches down fromthe top of a tree, it speedily enlarges, and in a short time de-stroys the original stalk which gave it life and nourishment. 2. The banyan rarely attains a great height, from sixtyto a hundred feet being the maximum. During its first hun-dred years it behaves very much like other trees, develop-ing a sturdy trunk, and an immense, dome-like head spre
. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. ROOTS AND RHIZOIDS 515 they are relatively unbranched, but they branch profusely upon striking the soil (fig. 739). Since monocotyls possess but a limited power of diametral growth, a tree like the screw pine develops a top-heavy inverted cone instead of a stable cone, as in dicotyls, so that its prop roots are of great advantage in preserving equilibrium. In the banyan and in. Fig. 741. — The interior of a mangrove swamp, showing the prop roots of Rhizophora Mangle together with arched roots that make a labyrinthine tangle near Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-textbook-of-botany-for-colleges-and-universities-botany-roots-and-rhizoids-515-they-are-relatively-unbranched-but-they-branch-profusely-upon-striking-the-soil-fig-739-since-monocotyls-possess-but-a-limited-power-of-diametral-growth-a-tree-like-the-screw-pine-develops-a-top-heavy-inverted-cone-instead-of-a-stable-cone-as-in-dicotyls-so-that-its-prop-roots-are-of-great-advantage-in-preserving-equilibrium-in-the-banyan-and-in-fig-741-the-interior-of-a-mangrove-swamp-showing-the-prop-roots-of-rhizophora-mangle-together-with-arched-roots-that-make-a-labyrinthine-tangle-near-image216403825.html
RMPG2181–. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. ROOTS AND RHIZOIDS 515 they are relatively unbranched, but they branch profusely upon striking the soil (fig. 739). Since monocotyls possess but a limited power of diametral growth, a tree like the screw pine develops a top-heavy inverted cone instead of a stable cone, as in dicotyls, so that its prop roots are of great advantage in preserving equilibrium. In the banyan and in. Fig. 741. — The interior of a mangrove swamp, showing the prop roots of Rhizophora Mangle together with arched roots that make a labyrinthine tangle near
. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. ROOTS AND RHIZOIDS 515 they are relatively unbranched, but they branch profusely upon striking the soil (fig. 739). Since monocotyls possess but a limited power of diametral growth, a tree like the screw pine develops a top-heavy inverted cone instead of a stable cone, as in dicotyls, so that its prop roots are of great advantage in preserving equilibrium. In the banyan and in. Fig. 741. — The interior of a mangrove swamp, showing the prop roots of Rhizophora Mangle together with arched roots that make a labyrinthine tangle near Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-textbook-of-botany-for-colleges-and-universities-botany-roots-and-rhizoids-515-they-are-relatively-unbranched-but-they-branch-profusely-upon-striking-the-soil-fig-739-since-monocotyls-possess-but-a-limited-power-of-diametral-growth-a-tree-like-the-screw-pine-develops-a-top-heavy-inverted-cone-instead-of-a-stable-cone-as-in-dicotyls-so-that-its-prop-roots-are-of-great-advantage-in-preserving-equilibrium-in-the-banyan-and-in-fig-741-the-interior-of-a-mangrove-swamp-showing-the-prop-roots-of-rhizophora-mangle-together-with-arched-roots-that-make-a-labyrinthine-tangle-near-image232099228.html
RMRDH0X4–. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. ROOTS AND RHIZOIDS 515 they are relatively unbranched, but they branch profusely upon striking the soil (fig. 739). Since monocotyls possess but a limited power of diametral growth, a tree like the screw pine develops a top-heavy inverted cone instead of a stable cone, as in dicotyls, so that its prop roots are of great advantage in preserving equilibrium. In the banyan and in. Fig. 741. — The interior of a mangrove swamp, showing the prop roots of Rhizophora Mangle together with arched roots that make a labyrinthine tangle near
. Beginners' botany. Botany. 36 BEGINNERS' BOTANY Some plants bear aerial roots, that may propagate the plant or may act as braces. They are often called prop-roots. The roots of Indian corn are familiar (Fig. 38). Many Ecus trees, as the banyan of India, send out roots from their branches; when these roots reach the ground they take hold and become great trunks, thus spreading the top of the parent tree over large areas. The muscadine grape of the Southern states often sends down roots from its stems. The man- grove tree of the tropics grows along seashores and sends down roots from the overh Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/beginners-botany-botany-36-beginners-botany-some-plants-bear-aerial-roots-that-may-propagate-the-plant-or-may-act-as-braces-they-are-often-called-prop-roots-the-roots-of-indian-corn-are-familiar-fig-38-many-ecus-trees-as-the-banyan-of-india-send-out-roots-from-their-branches-when-these-roots-reach-the-ground-they-take-hold-and-become-great-trunks-thus-spreading-the-top-of-the-parent-tree-over-large-areas-the-muscadine-grape-of-the-southern-states-often-sends-down-roots-from-its-stems-the-man-grove-tree-of-the-tropics-grows-along-seashores-and-sends-down-roots-from-the-overh-image216408423.html
RMPG2747–. Beginners' botany. Botany. 36 BEGINNERS' BOTANY Some plants bear aerial roots, that may propagate the plant or may act as braces. They are often called prop-roots. The roots of Indian corn are familiar (Fig. 38). Many Ecus trees, as the banyan of India, send out roots from their branches; when these roots reach the ground they take hold and become great trunks, thus spreading the top of the parent tree over large areas. The muscadine grape of the Southern states often sends down roots from its stems. The man- grove tree of the tropics grows along seashores and sends down roots from the overh
. Beginners' botany. Botany. 36 BEGINNERS' BOTANY Some plants bear aerial roots, that may propagate the plant or may act as braces. They are often called prop-roots. The roots of Indian corn are familiar (Fig. 38). Many Ecus trees, as the banyan of India, send out roots from their branches; when these roots reach the ground they take hold and become great trunks, thus spreading the top of the parent tree over large areas. The muscadine grape of the Southern states often sends down roots from its stems. The man- grove tree of the tropics grows along seashores and sends down roots from the overh Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/beginners-botany-botany-36-beginners-botany-some-plants-bear-aerial-roots-that-may-propagate-the-plant-or-may-act-as-braces-they-are-often-called-prop-roots-the-roots-of-indian-corn-are-familiar-fig-38-many-ecus-trees-as-the-banyan-of-india-send-out-roots-from-their-branches-when-these-roots-reach-the-ground-they-take-hold-and-become-great-trunks-thus-spreading-the-top-of-the-parent-tree-over-large-areas-the-muscadine-grape-of-the-southern-states-often-sends-down-roots-from-its-stems-the-man-grove-tree-of-the-tropics-grows-along-seashores-and-sends-down-roots-from-the-overh-image231951695.html
RMRDA8N3–. Beginners' botany. Botany. 36 BEGINNERS' BOTANY Some plants bear aerial roots, that may propagate the plant or may act as braces. They are often called prop-roots. The roots of Indian corn are familiar (Fig. 38). Many Ecus trees, as the banyan of India, send out roots from their branches; when these roots reach the ground they take hold and become great trunks, thus spreading the top of the parent tree over large areas. The muscadine grape of the Southern states often sends down roots from its stems. The man- grove tree of the tropics grows along seashores and sends down roots from the overh
. Textbook of botany. Botany. Fig. 110. — A mangrove {Rhizophora conjugata), showing the numerous prop roots. After Kerner. which they in turn pro- duce, a single tree may extend over a great area. Stories are told of a banyan tree that shel- tered Alexander's army of 7,000 men, and of an- other in whose shade was built a village of a hun- dred huts. 198. Storage.—Thick- ened roots that serve for the storage of food are likely to be useful to man, and so it is that many plants with storage roots are cultivated. Such plants are often biennials, like the carrot, beet, turnip, and parsnip. The pl Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/textbook-of-botany-botany-fig-110-a-mangrove-rhizophora-conjugata-showing-the-numerous-prop-roots-after-kerner-which-they-in-turn-pro-duce-a-single-tree-may-extend-over-a-great-area-stories-are-told-of-a-banyan-tree-that-shel-tered-alexanders-army-of-7000-men-and-of-an-other-in-whose-shade-was-built-a-village-of-a-hun-dred-huts-198-storagethick-ened-roots-that-serve-for-the-storage-of-food-are-likely-to-be-useful-to-man-and-so-it-is-that-many-plants-with-storage-roots-are-cultivated-such-plants-are-often-biennials-like-the-carrot-beet-turnip-and-parsnip-the-pl-image232282329.html
RMRDWADD–. Textbook of botany. Botany. Fig. 110. — A mangrove {Rhizophora conjugata), showing the numerous prop roots. After Kerner. which they in turn pro- duce, a single tree may extend over a great area. Stories are told of a banyan tree that shel- tered Alexander's army of 7,000 men, and of an- other in whose shade was built a village of a hun- dred huts. 198. Storage.—Thick- ened roots that serve for the storage of food are likely to be useful to man, and so it is that many plants with storage roots are cultivated. Such plants are often biennials, like the carrot, beet, turnip, and parsnip. The pl
. Textbook of botany. Botany. 176 TEXTBOOK OF BOTANY. Fig. 110. — A mangrove {Rhizophora conjugata), showing the numerous prop roots. After Kerner. which they in turn pro- duce, a single tree may extend over a great area. Stories are told of a banyan tree that shel- tered Alexander's army of 7,000 men, and of an- other in whose shade was built a village of a hun- dred huts. 198. Storage.—Thick- ened roots that serve for the storage of food are likely to be useful to man, and so it is that many plants with storage roots are cultivated. Such plants are often biennials, like the carrot, beet, tur Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/textbook-of-botany-botany-176-textbook-of-botany-fig-110-a-mangrove-rhizophora-conjugata-showing-the-numerous-prop-roots-after-kerner-which-they-in-turn-pro-duce-a-single-tree-may-extend-over-a-great-area-stories-are-told-of-a-banyan-tree-that-shel-tered-alexanders-army-of-7000-men-and-of-an-other-in-whose-shade-was-built-a-village-of-a-hun-dred-huts-198-storagethick-ened-roots-that-serve-for-the-storage-of-food-are-likely-to-be-useful-to-man-and-so-it-is-that-many-plants-with-storage-roots-are-cultivated-such-plants-are-often-biennials-like-the-carrot-beet-tur-image232282333.html
RMRDWADH–. Textbook of botany. Botany. 176 TEXTBOOK OF BOTANY. Fig. 110. — A mangrove {Rhizophora conjugata), showing the numerous prop roots. After Kerner. which they in turn pro- duce, a single tree may extend over a great area. Stories are told of a banyan tree that shel- tered Alexander's army of 7,000 men, and of an- other in whose shade was built a village of a hun- dred huts. 198. Storage.—Thick- ened roots that serve for the storage of food are likely to be useful to man, and so it is that many plants with storage roots are cultivated. Such plants are often biennials, like the carrot, beet, tur
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